To sum up, the loan agreement contains the terms and the conditions that are pointed out so that the borrower can draw out a loan. The terms and conditions are set by the lender, which can be a bank, or another type of financial institution. In fact, the loan represents a type of "facility" that is offered by the lender, and that is why the agreement on the conditions under which a loan can be taken out is also referred to as a facility agreement. The agreement comprises four sections.

If you have high repaying capacity, then it is advisable that you opt for less number of years for repaying the loan as it will reduce the overall burden of the interest. Though you are ready for repaying the loan as quickly as possible, but if you miss to mention this in the loan agreement, it would be tough to alter once the application is processed by the organization that is lending you the money.

If you have any queries in future, then you should be able to easily contact the lender. For this purpose, you should ensure that the company name, corresponding address and the phone number are mentioned in the loan agreement than the details about the agent who has been processing the loan for you.

"Insurance" organizations, who collect premiums for providing either life or property/casualty coverage, created their own types of loan agreements. "Banks" and "Insurance" organizations loan agreements and documentation standards evolved from their individual cultures and were governed by policies that somehow addressed each organizations liabilities (In the case of "banks," the liquidity needs of their depositors; in the case of insurance organizations, the liquidity needs associated with their expected "claims" payments).